Cholinergic Agonists & Antagonists Flashcards

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What are the cholinergic antagonists?

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What are the muscuranic receptor antagonists?

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What are the Belladonna alkaloids?

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What is atropine?

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What is atropine?

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What are eye, GI and urinary system uses of atropine?

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What are the cardiovascular uses of atropine?

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What does atropine do for secretions?

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9
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What are the cholinergic agonists antidote?

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10
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What are the adverse effects of atropine?

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What is scopolamine?

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Whaat are the uses of scopolamine?

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13
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What are the synthetics and semisynthetic drugs?

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What are the quaternary ammonium muscuranic antagonists?

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What are the tertiary amine muscuranic antagonists ?

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16
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Describe glycopyrrolate

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17
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What are oxybutynin and tolterodine?

18
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What are the contraindication of antimuscuranic agents

19
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What are the adverse effects of anti cholinergics in geriatric patients?

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What are the nicotinic receptor antagonists?

21
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What are ganglion blockers?

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What are the uses of the ganglion blockers?

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What are the Pharmological properties of ganglion blockers?

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of arterioles?

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a1, sympathetic (adrenergic)

Effect of ganglion blockade: vasodilation, hypotension

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of veins?

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Sympathetic (adrenergic), a1

Effect of ganglion blockade: venodilation

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of the heart?

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Parasympathetic (cholinergic), M2

Effect of ganglion blockade: increased heart rate

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of Iris?

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Parasympathetic (cholinergic), M3

Effect of ganglion blockade: mydriasis

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of ciliary muscle?

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Parasympathetic (cholinergic), M3

Effect of ganglion blockade: cycloplegia (focus for far vision)

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of GI tract?

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Parasympathetic (cholinergic), M3

Effect of ganglion blockade: reduced tone, and motility, constipation and decreased secretions

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of urinary bladder?

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Parasympathetic (cholinergic), M3

Effect of ganglion blockade: urinary retention

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of salivary glands?

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Parasympathetic (cholinergic), M3

Effect of ganglion blockade: xerostomia

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What are the predominant tone and receptor type of sweat glands?

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Sympathetic(adrenergic), M3

Effect of ganglion blockade: anyydrosis

33
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What are neuromuscular blockers?

34
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What are nondepolarizing blockers?

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What are depolarizing blockers?

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What are the adverse effects of depolarizing agents?

37
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What drugs act presynaptically?

38
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What are the inhibitors of acetylcholine synthesis?

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What are the inhibitors of acetylcholine storage?

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What are the inhibitors of acetylcholine release?